Vermont War on Poverty official resigns to lead Chicago project
UPI reports Gerald K. Goldman 30 of Marshfield, central Vermont War on Poverty director, resigns to head the Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference in Chicago, a racially integrated urban laboratory near the University of Chicago. Carl Buffum, 26, will become state program director at $9,000 annually after moving up in Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Carl Buffum
Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity
Buffum
Manchester
Orleans
Bidio couple seeks town control of historic farm road
Shrewsbury residents Joan and John Bidio ask a special town hearing to take over a 800 acre farm road that links Cold River Road to their land. They allege Chester Carrara blocked the way by bulldozing sand across the road, hindering access and risking livestock on the 1790 route not turned over to town jurisdiction.
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Shrewsbury
APS
Joan
John Bidio
Cold River
Bidio
Chester Carrara
Carrara
Bidios
UVM acting dean Eycke to leave for UNC Raleigh post
University of Vermont acting dean of men Carl O Eycke will resign January 13 to become director of student activities at the University of North Carolina at Raleigh. His replacement search is led by Dean Patzer, with about 50 candidates. Grand Isle voters back five town junior senior high plan with bond vote margins of 19.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
Carl O. Eycke
Eycke
University of North Carolina At
Raleigh
UVM
Roland Potzer
Clarksburg
Ohio
Patzer
Grand Isle
Isle la Motte
Albury
North Hero
South Hero
Man of the Year honors go to Robert McClellan in Geneseo
Robert McClellan, son of Mrs. Robert McClellan, is recognized as Man of the Year by the Geneseo Chamber of Commerce. A farmer and businessman, he leads the Urban Planning Committee, serves as soil and water conservationist, and has worked with Cambridge hospital, Extension Service, and Farm and Home Bureau. He directs Genesee Valley National Bank and Trust, sits on the Geneseo Central School Board, and participates in the American Red Cross Northern Livingston Chapter and the Holcomb School Parent Faculty Association.
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Cambridge
Robert McClellan
Geneseo Chamber of Commerce
McClellan
Geneseo
Cambridge Hospital
Extension Service
Farm and Home Bureau
Genesee Valley National Bank and Trust Company
New Lebanon Bequest From Viet Nam Captain Totals 10 000
The Darrow School will receive 10000 as the bequest of Edward M. McIlvain a football captain killed by shrapnel in Vietnam where he served with the Army Special Forces. Half the money will fund athletic facilities. McIlvain 21 of Philadelphia died Oct 18 after arriving in Vietnam last April. He left 15000 to two Green Beret friends Francis Roger Murray and Ben K. Roberts. The remainder goes to descendants of his late father.
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New Lebanon
Darrow
Viet Nam
Army
Edward M. McIlvain
Philadelphia
Green Beret
Francis Roger Murray
Ben K. Roberts
Fort Bragg
N.C
McIlvain
Low-flying Convair 240 to conduct magnetic surveys in Northeast
The U S Geological Survey warns New England and nearby areas of New York not to panic as a Convair 240 will perform routine low level flights for aerial magnetic studies. The aircraft will fly about 500 feet above ground for the next ten days.
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Troy
U.S. Geological Survey
New England
New York State
Department of the Interior
Berkshire Tuition Rise and Salary Schedule Adopted
Williamstown residents learn out-of-district tuition for elementary students rises from 500 to 610 affecting about 16 pupils mostly from New Ashford. The 1967-68 salary plan blends ratio and merit with an average 691 increase for 51 elementary teachers. minimum salary shifts to 5800 from 5300 and top doctoral salary at the 16th step reaches 11832.
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Williamstown
New Ashford
Adams Super Markets urge selective buying in Berkshire stores
Pittsfield reports signs in seven Adams Super Markets urge customers to refrain from buying items the chain deems priced unjustifiably high. General manager Mervin Wineberg says the tactic aims to ease store tensions and favors selective buying over boycotts to curb prices. Also noted is Wilfrid J. DeBlois elected permanent principal of Adams Memorial High School, tenure to Aug 31, 1968, after which the post is abolished due to regional district merger.
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Pittsfield
Adams Super Markets
Berkshire County
Mervin Wineberg
Adams
Wilfrid J. DeBlois
Adams Memorial High School
Adams - Cheshire
Mallary Proposes Streamlining Vermont Committees
Vermont House Speaker Richard W. Mallary proposes to the Legislative Council to cut the number of committees in the 1967 Vermont House from 15 to 13. The plan aims for a streamlined lower chamber and will be sent to the Rules Procedures and Budget Committee.
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Mallary
Vermont
Council
American Help Sought for Dying Greek Boy in Need
St Anselm's College professor in Greece appeals to American authorities for funds to transport and fund a life saving double heart valve operation for Alexandros Begas. New Hampshire Heart Association works to locate the doctor and arrange private hospital care, with costs estimated between 5 000 and 10 000 dollars.
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Concord
N.H
API
St. Anselm’s College
Greece
America
Paul Vyrros
Manchester College
Athens
Alexandros Begas
State Heart Association
Vyrros
Nicholas D. Exarchos
Plisiou Mousiou
Nicholas Bentas
Manchester
United Press International
Abraham Bresnick
Heart Fund
Heart Association
Exarchos
Washington
D.C
Knee
Family appeals for letters to win release of Kazan-Komarek
The family of Vladimir Kazan-Komarek, a Cambridge travel agent jailed in Czechoslovakia, urges Americans to write Czech ambassador Dr. Karel Duda. Donald Hunt, Kazan’s father in law, says the campaign hopes to flood officials with concern to help secure the release of the father of five. Kazan, 42, was charged by authorities in Prague.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
UPI
Vladimir Kazan-Komarek
Cambridge
Czechoslovakia
Donald C. Hunt
Kazan
Karel Duda
Washington
Hunt
Size Limit Raised On Mass Turnpike In Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority said the legal size limit for trucks is raised effective immediately to 132 feet in height and 955 feet in length with no special permit fee. The change aligns with New York Thruway liberalization and expands access along the Turnpike corridor.
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Boston
UPD
Turnpike Authority
MTA
John T. Driscoll
Driscoll
Middlebury Officials Mum On File Thefts
Middlebury College officials refuse to discuss publicly the theft of student personnel data files from dean of men and women offices on November 12. Investigators have not solved the case though about half the files were found in the attic of the old Chapel Administration Building. Vice President Walter Broker said no further information will be released while the investigation continues. The files affected nearly half the student body and some officials suspect a student prank. Officials deny retaliation against Dean Dennis O'Brien or a study group on fraternities.
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Middlebury
UPI
Middlebury College
Dean of Men
Old Chapel
Walter Brooker
Dennis O’brien
Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Address
Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. The paper operates a Newsroom phone line 442-6300 and Advertising line 442-2800 plus 442-2684. It is a member of United Press International which holds exclusive republication rights for local news and UPI dispatches.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
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House
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Moscow
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Prague
Dean Rusk
State Department
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U.S
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Benningto Telephone
Banner
Pennleigh
Joyce Lane
Orion
Sale
Janie
Grant Crest
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